Don't Call Me
Dialing Down Chaos: Rÿtch Bÿtch's Anthem to Escaping Life's Constant Hustle
Lyrics
I am sorry my dear friend, I left my business cards in my hotel room
Expressing regret for forgetting business cards in the hotel room.
Do you care about names? Well then go and let a hundred flowers bloom
Suggesting openness to various experiences and ideas.
It’s been so nice to spend the time with you but way too many glasses for me
Enjoying time together but feeling uncomfortable due to excessive drinking.
Can’t remember my number hey I don’t all too often call myself you see!
Difficulty recalling one's own phone number, implying forgetfulness.
And I say, and I say
Repeating a phrase for emphasis.
And I say, and I say
-Being called to an appointment it really is a training course in Lame Excuses
Describing appointments as a training course in lame excuses.
When completed, I can stay seated 'cause next class is Variety Of Furtive Abuses
Anticipating staying seated after completing an appointment with a variety of furtive abuses.
And I say, and I say
Repeating the refrain, emphasizing the request not to be called.
Don’t call me, don’t call me
-I'll call you
-Is there anything, is there anything you can do?
-So don’t call me, don't call me
-Every day is a constant hurry, I am wheezin' through the days of my life
-I got meeting after meeting after meeting then some more and in between I'll take the calls from my wife
-Everybody all of you can keep your great ideas I'll stick 'em right up where the sun doesn't shine
-Please feel free to help yourself to my door and be assured this is the finish line
-And I say, and I say yeah
-And I say, yeah I say
-Don’t call me, don’t call me
Reiterating the preference for the speaker to initiate calls.
I'll call you
-Is there anything, is there anything you can do?
Asking if there is anything the other person can do.
Don’t call me, don’t call me
Repeating the refrain with the speaker expressing the intention to call.
I’ll call you
-So don’t call me, don't you call me
Continuing the repetition, posing a question about the other person's capabilities.
Don’t call me, don’t call me
-I’ll call you
-Is there anything, is there anything you can do?
-Don’t call me, don’t call me
Further repetition of the refrain, emphasizing the speaker's intention to call.
I’ll call you
-Is there anything, is there anything you can do? Anything?
-So don’t call me, don’t call me
-I’ll call you
-Is there anything, is there anything you can do?
-You can do?
Persistently asking if there is anything the other person can do.
Is there anything, is there anything you can do?
-Is there anything, is there anything, is there anything?
Repeating the inquiry about the other person's capabilities.
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